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Universities / University of Toronto

Master of Mathematical Finance (MMF)

The most quantitative of Toronto's five finance master's, a one-year course with an internship, taught by academics and practitioners. Students pick an emphasis in Sustainable Finance or FinTech; core covers pricing theory, numerical methods, machine learning and data science.

What you’ll study

Core

  • Introduction to the Financial Industry
  • Information Technology
  • Data Science
  • Pricing Theory
  • Dynamic Data Science
  • Risk Management
  • Numerical Methods for Finance
  • Machine Learning for Finance
  • Communication
  • Internship
  • Investment and Finance
  • Operations Research
  • Financial Markets and Corporate Policy
  • Asset Management
  • Financial Modelling
  • Innovation and Entrepreneurship

Electives

  • Workshop in Mathematical Finance
  • Blockchain Fundamentals
  • Climate Risk Management
  • Sustainability in Finance
  • Workshop on Social Fin Tech
  • Large Language Models in Finance

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Before you apply

Background
Four-year bachelor's in a quantitative or technical discipline, about 75% in last two years
Maths
Linear algebra; multivariate calculus; differential equations; real analysis; one undergraduate statistics course (regression, time series)
Programming
R, Python, C++ or MATLAB
Tests
GRE/GMAT not mentioned
English
Required for non-English-institution applicants; minimums not stated on page
Other
Nine-question video interview (4 behavioural, 5 technical); two references; CV; work experience optional

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After graduation

Typical first roles
Quantitative research and analysis, Data science, Risk management, Portfolio construction, Financial engineering, Machine learning

Source: mmf.utoronto.ca ↗

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Fall 2027 applications open 1 Oct 2026, deadline 20 Dec 2026; no financial aid for MMF students per the apply page. QuantNet ranking table could not be fetched (HTTP 403).

Checked 6 November 2026 against the sources linked on this page. Fees, units and requirements change each year, so confirm them on the programme’s website before applying.

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